Released for publication,

Sunday morning, July 13,

2-319 ; not earlier.PRESS SIATEMSNT Federal Reserve Board

July 12, 1919.

Below is given the federal Reserve Board’ s regular weekly statement of total debits to deposit account, reported through, the Federal Reserve banks by about 150 of the country's more important clearing lionsjs- Transactions cover the

weekly periods ending Wednesday July 2 and 9, 1919-

July 4 being a legal holiday, the week vndcr review contained only five busi­ness days.which accounts for the grce.tly reduced aggregate debits to both indi­vidual and to bonk account. Debits to individual account, however, fell off mors than the short week alone would account for, as the average daily total was

nearly U per cent less than the exceptionally high figure of the week oefore. Daily averages were lower also in all of the principal centers, except Dallas

and San Francisco.

Average daily debits to bank account were largo-r than the week before for

the aggregate of all reporting centers and for most of the larger citics sthcp.gh New york, Cleveland, Baltimore and Detroit report larger figures under this nead

than the week before.

The statement closes with a recapitulation giving comparative figures by re­serve districts of 153 centers reporting complete data for both weeks. Figures for reporting clearing houses by Federal Reserve districts arc as follows;

» Debits to individual t account

t July 2 " 1 Jc.X. o

Debits to banks* and

bank.; rs1 account.__

July 2 ’ July 9

jn thousands of o-ollcu1- s)

BOSTON Bangor

Bo a ton

Fall River

Hartford

Ho lyckc

Lov/Ci 11 New Bedford

N-w ven

proT.-.c'.ence

Spx'i;l£:ficld

Watorbury Worcester

NEW YORK Albany Binghamton Buffalo Nsw York passaic Rochester

Syracuse

PHILADELPHIA Altoona Chester Harrisburg Johnstown Lancaster Philadelphia R jading

Scranton

Trenton

Wi Ike sbarre Williamsport

Wi Mington

York

2,983 370,280

9,194 25,31^ 4,0^2 5,378 6,Sl4

16, £66 3 U,ssi

7V 5V20,238

30,5113,765

76,372 5,C&f,924

3,985 38,115 16,617

3 , M-OO U,7U2 3,790 3,697 4,670

367,886 4,053

13,521 9,6187,522

3,37411,0363,444

2,715 2, 556249,359 213,oi4

.6,6(5 37S19-,364 19,231

2,920 1,7614,273 sqi5,323. 1, 71s

l4, 151 4so- 25,772 15, iU4

13,73.2 4,1135 3 ^ 665

290 1,439

3.8,155 68,5203 = 265 2,181

56,162 57,145. if 2,1 >3 2,093,919

3,495 46923,83.7 57312, 96S 769

2,9103 , 7 53.. 503.906 4

2,485 1,7083,602 50

276,611 364,0753 , 15s 1

11,245 1,2438,272 1,5035,603. 3003,060 9379,6042,560 1,714

2,367182,504

523.14,1301,272

4692,489

71711,112

3,0134i4

1.366

32,6901,757

34,5571,692,3L&

U-5U3726s6

223

1,3.662Sb

329,552

2,0S3N1,130

1101 , 22.5

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4, CLEVELANDAkronCincinnatiClevelandColumbusDa.ytonErieG-rconsburgj paLexingtonOil cityPittsburghSpringfioldToledoWho o lingYoungstown

Debits to individual account

Dobits to banks* and banker s1 account

July 2 July 9 2 1 July 9(in thousands of dollars)

21, 11962,, 606

19 4,161 25,97?13,7256,642 3,247 5,369 2,762

220,161 3, 4s6

25,939 10.77S 15.9SS

IS. 57254; 136

142,914 24.249

12^255 5,5363,4593,5932,233,

143,073.2,95^

23,1558 , 1 8 8

14,577

9957,45+7

12.5,733 6,012 5,971

795

2,345 2, 112

251, 3502.I3 I7,9697,3211,006

8^

56,95596*S54-5,3245,062

OtC

2,13 5 1,746

24s,724 2,321 7 , 6s6_ 6,920 1,263

5* RICHMONDBaltimoreCharlestonCharlotteColumbiaNorfolkRaloighRichmond

6 . ATLANTAAtlantaAugustaBirminghamChattanoogaJacksonvi 11cKnoxvi lieMaconMobileMontgomeryNashviliejjew OrleansponsacolaSavannahTampaVicksburg

121,076 1 0 , 2 1 7

4 ,1 0 0 7,966

2 0 , 9 2 2

3 , 6 0 0

2 2 , 0 0 7

2 7 , 4 4 0

6 , 7 1 2

l 4 , 596 11,292 io„ 71s5,. 359 4 , 2 6 1

7,599 4 , 5 7 1

20,557

8 1 , 8 4 2

2,192 is, 251

4,230l,-54£

93,966-7,1024,9006,464

17,0283,500

19,S31

23 , 951 7,755

n ,372

9,939 9,906 5,53.6 4,7666.550 4,cys

21,01s60,5011,646

14,2704,27>4

1.551

47,345

3,356 9,500

12,062 21,129 2,600

47,026

2 S . S 3 1

6,52513,17610,947

3 , 2 0 9

4,624

8,191 359

2,512 16,837

3.3,1331,553

15,6502,777

264

37,0983,370

12,1009,139

19,0292,300

43,134

29, 173.6,429

20,2879,9097.3PO5,4669,632

Si4-■2,46715,025 30,254

1,535 14,721 2,517

110

CHICAGO Bay City Bloomington Codar Rapids

Chicago Davenport D-catur DetroitDubuquo Flint Ft. Wayne Grand Rapids Indianapolis Jackson Kalamazoo Lansing Milwaukee peoria Rockford Sioux City South Bond Springfield Waterloo, la. Dos Moines

2.. 600 3 i 162 9,774

734,35.87,472

3,079 134,321

2,500 8,247 6 , i4l

15, 126 33,955

4,o43

3,537 5,112

66,265 13,192 5,4io

17,399 2,152 4,211

3,731 16,730

2,5532.559 9,061

533,4013,3702,922

93,6302.560 3,573 5,974

18,451

23,5453,4833,0364,184

46,7319,5024,549

13,5 20 2,666 4 , 4 7 2

3,15917, 94s

364

974

19,307539 -

2,2593 , 27s

30,7311,633

72,2064,366

32,764

2,154 522

3,463 41,576 2,208

494 21,040 1.6471 . 4 061.5 P

32 , 218

380 617

17,373.502,592

C1, 1 3.3,273

40,5471,632

142,36s

2,65523,734

1,767395

2,322 34,711

1,731 l4j

14,369 2,430

2, 593. 1.4SS

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ybits to indiviou-l

account _______ _

July 9

Debits to Banks'and•Rr.nkjrs1 account

1 July 9Juxy'(ln~txious:.nils of aoilZrl)

5,524 6 ,6 l6

35,854 2 9 . 609

160,725

3;,93^6,4 is

35 J 3 02b,5 j)l

104,527

i ,4 n4 ,220

50.25721,414

119,133

i ,o 7 S4,745

3^ , §601S,S1G

120,669

MIIJKEAPOLIS Aberdeen Billings Duluth FargoG-rand porksHe lenaMinnsapoli sS t . PaulSuperiorWinona

1,5301,547

27, 193

1,6552 264

S3 ’,6 63 3 i,ss7

l 244 i ’,4oo

1,5872,133

12,6262 ,6411,5032,^95

> 0 u .a •29,979

i ’. l S

2, 65 2 1,157

17,15^4

1,177 7 , 2 6 2

j 4 , 2 o 4 34,0^3

2 ,215 954

3 ;10S 961

13,662 4,91S

. 093 7,117

73,157 35 ,274

10. KANSAS CITY’Atchi 3on

Bar tie svi 110, okla,

Colorado SP r i n g s

Denver ■ Joplin

Kansas City,Kan*

Kansas City, Mo-

Muskogee,

Oklahoma CityOn ahaPueblo

St* Joseph

TopekaTulsaWichita

99 s3,5954,101

35 ,2772 ,5213 ,627

97,1163 ,950

15,063 59, 59s

6,109IS.OSo

4, m 25,212 1 1 ,325

2 ,4o4

3,634 24 ,bSS

2 , Sll 3 , lo9

79,6233 ,9 5s

1G,40949.756

5,63 61 2 , 6u64,9u9

27,50213,932

2 , 1 1 6 3, 6 2 6 1,646

34 ,722 . 637 5 ,4 3 s

176,3595 ,322

25,73577 ,0 04

6 ,439 2 1 ,129 3 , 7 H

3 3 ,7 5 1 9,997

1,6331,924

30,690

5 ,464

169,772 4,137

26,031 57,299

5,376 15,015 3 ,7 94

2I,Ib9

1 2 , 12 o

11 v DALLASAlbuque rquc Austin

Bo aumont

Dallas El Paso Ft « worth

Galvc ston

Houston

Shreveport Texarkana

Tucson

WacoS^n Antonio

1,803 6,")04

' 3,493 33 ,26s 6,931

20.363 ^ 6 2 3

3 3 , i4 9 6 ,224

1 ,551 l,4so

2,9434,639

1,765 4 ,9 9 ?- 3 ,44.5

29,551 6 ,299

17,833 7.713

2 9 , 3 3 55,13b

■1,5321,530

3 ,1553 ,1 4 4

5 . S02 y -d ‘6 ,290

33166 , 074

9 ,c4435,950 10.020 43 ; «24

3r - r i p I,^ 0

1,3 872 , Cob

2 ,812

4 ,56^9,074

36162 ,389

7 ,332": 26,20610,42b

33,2443,696

377 1,716 2,203 2,427

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Debits to individual account

Bobits to banks* 2nd c . r s! account

July 2 July 9 ily T Jy^y9

12. SAIT FRANCISCO B'-rk-i .y Bois- Fresno Long B'-»ach Los Angeles Oakland Ogd-n

pasad-na Portland R-no

. Sa cramcnto Salt L City San Di-go San Francisco San Jo 30 Soattlo

1 , 652

e,97s5, 1* 1*1 , o 51

75 ,665 12,402 2,4s4

5.561 45,135

1,336 10,295 17,699 5,-537

173,2673,745

5 1 ,5 6 1

(In thousands of dollars)

2592,07S

2,7635,2554,372

6 1 ,420

1 3,9 513 ,4 3 04,092

30 .2 791,950

11,190

13,5^04,344

157,4775,752

37,750'

5,5542,511

34

46,0332,499

4,573 2,226

31,2291,590.4,67717,14.9

2, 473 112,774

2.422 3 1 ; 3 06

429

6,5755,102

5549,047

2,075 4,993. 2,429

20,593 1,657 6,523

16,213 2,745

117,4763,035,

'21,56SSpokane 10,903 10,223 7,965 7,352Stockton 5,950 6,3bi 2,129 3,567 'Taccma 10,943 s, 132 5,626 6,214

Yakima 2,572 1,900 270 160

Recapitulation showing figures for e^nt.rs r.porting both -,ks♦

Fed.eral t * Debits to• individual 1 Debits to banks* andRes-rv; * Number of* a.c count ■ 1 hc'jakcr s * account

District * c:nters • July 2 TJuly 9 T J a by a 1 July 9

1 . Boston 12 515,221 364,57s 261,690 220,7762 . New York 7 5,235,259 4,310,675 2, 2.23,576 1,762,592

3- phi lad. Ip hi a 13 440,7 S3 336,799 371,925 337,5574. Cl'v ' land 14 615,964- 4,59,294 510,121 435,9225- Richmond 7 159,S5S 1^2,791 143,641 126., 1706 * Atlanta 15 221,192 137,133. 154, 115. 156, 0627» Chi c ago 23; 1 , 102, 93.0 230,679: 556,095 693,434s. St. Louis 5 23s,3.5s 176,740 176/440 133,6649- Minneapolis }9 154,257 121,073 143*510 141,94310. Kansas city 14 251,729 253,217 406. Ho 355,02111. Dallas 13 130,626 116, 53.0 157', 371 .164,013u . -San Francisco 20 450,273 - 329,7-9 255,652 272, 149,

grand total 153 3>5C5,710 . 7,63^, 5,723 , 3 15 4,255,669

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